Much has been written about how euthanasia in Canada has been used as a cost-saving method because it’s cheaper for the government to offer assisted dying than healthcare to disabled people. Canada has government-run healthcare, and the Canadian government seeks to save money by withholding care to chronically ill people, leaving many to consider euthanasia […] The post Patients Denied Medical Care, Offered Assisted Suicide Instead appeared first on LifeNews.com .
In 2012, a woman named Roberta, whose last name I’m withholding to protect her privacy, filed suit against Planned Parenthood of Alabama and Georgia and abortionist Dr. Aqua Don E Umoren, for medical negligence and failure to “monitor, manage, train and supervise” staff.
In the pro-life documentary “Except in Cases of Rape,” Ashley Boyer, who is raising a child conceived through rape, shared her story of choosing life in difficult circumstances. Many people, even many who consider themselves “pro-life” and feel that abortion is wrong, support exceptions to pro-life legislation that would allow pregnant rape survivors to abort.
In Focus on the Family’s See Life series, a woman named Laura told her story of choosing life after her daughter was diagnosed in the womb with a fatal brain disorder. A labor and delivery nurse, Laura was pregnant with her fourth child.
Many well-meaning people believe abortion must be legal in cases of rape. They think a woman pregnant through rape must be so traumatized by her pregnancy that she desperately wants and needs an abortion.
Multiple 911 calls from Planned Parenthood of Orange, California, reveal that staff often withheld detailed information from emergency operators when patients experienced complications from abortions, including heavy bleeding and loss of consciousness. The recordings show delays in ambulance dispatch and evasive responses from Planned Parenthood employees, with a manager admitting that paramedics had been called to the center many times before for similar emergencies.
